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Ofsted survey report looking at science teaching in 91 primary and 89 secondary schools between 2010 and 2013.
Product recall for Actas Food Grade Acetic Acid 70% presenting a serious chemical risk as the packaging resembles food/drink items and may arouse the active curiosity of children or mislead consumers.
School leaders and teachers must maintain pupils’ curiosity in science if Britain plc is to compete in the global race.
Guidance on how to interpret the 'public curiosity' requirement in the 1949 Geneva Conventions, developed by the UK government and the British Red Cross.
First published during the 2005 to 2010 Labour government
Curiosity kept Bays Consulting pondering after delivering a commission for ACE – and the subsequent results changed the company’s prospects.
Numbers and proportions of girls and boys studying A level subjects in England.
Gillian Keegan celebrates the role of international education and promotes the benefits of embracing Artificial Intelligence in education
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